Three-phase/two-phase rotary transformer
a transformer and rotary technology, applied in the field of transformers, can solve the problems of limited weight and volume of transformers, and achieve the effect of limiting the volume and weight of transformers
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[0028]FIG. 1 is a section view of a rotary transformer 10 in the invention. The transformer 10 is a magnetically shielded three-phase / two-phase rotary transformer with forced linked fluxes.
[0029]The transformer 10 comprises a three-phase portion 11 and a two-phase portion 12 that are suitable for rotating relative to each other about an axis A. By way of example portion 11 is a stator and the portion 12 is a rotor, or vice versa. In a variant, the portion 11 and the portion 12 are both movable in rotation relative to a stationary frame of reference (not shown).
[0030]The portion 12 comprises a ring 13 of axis A and three legs 14, 15, and 16 made of the ferromagnetic material. Each of the legs 14, 15, and 16 extends radially away from the axis A, starting from the ring 13. The leg 14 is at one end of the ring 13, the leg 16 is at another end of the ring 13, and the leg 15 lies between the legs 14 and 16. The ring 13 and the legs 14 and 15 define an annular slot 34 that is open in a ra...
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[0071]FIG. 5 shows a transformer 110 in the invention. The transformer 110 may be considered as being an “E-shaped” or a “pot-shaped” variant of the “U-shaped” transformer 10 of FIG. 1. The same references are therefore used as in FIG. 5 and in FIG. 1, without risk of confusion, and a detailed description of the transformer 110 is omitted. It is merely mentioned that, as can be seen in FIG. 6, which is an exploded perspective view of the magnetic circuit of the transformer 110, the references 13 and 17 correspond to two axially spaced-apart rings, the legs 14 to 16 and 18 to 20 extending axially between the two rings 13 and 17, and that the magnetic cores in this example are situated in the columns.
[0072]In known manner in the field of transformers, a transformer may have a plurality of secondaries. Thus, in an embodiment not shown, a transformer comprises a three-phase portion at its primary, and at its secondary a portion that presents the same magnetic structure as the portion 12...
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